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Politique de la ville

Region and city policy

60% of the population is affected daily by Burgundian urban land, either by residence or by his professional activity, either by personal activities (sports, leisure, culture).
The Burgundy Regional Council is an active urban policies across different devices. He pledged to support the urban renewal projects of social housing areas. Priority interventions of the Regional Council concern employability, entrepreneurship and business, access to culture, sports, and health care but also support people in the projects Urban Renewal.
Politique de la ville

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An urban component necessary to change the image of neighborhoods



The Burgundy region is exemplary, nationally, for his involvement in projects urban renewal . First considerably boosted in 2005 by a plan of € 43 million, the financial outlay has been increased to € 90 million in June 2006 as part of a partnership agreement signed with the National Agency for Urban Renewal ( ANRU), July 13, 2006. This unprecedented agreement allows the 23 districts of Burgundy be integrated into this important national program and receive grants to radically change their image by promoting, inter alia, construction of public housing with a requirement of sustainable development.

A human component to improve the living conditions of inhabitants



Taking into account the human, social and environmental urban areas is a necessary and essential projects urban renewal . The Burgundy Regional Council has decided to continue our partnership for cities or towns to support them in achieving their project social cohesion by acting primarily on employability, entrepreneurship and business, access to culture, sports, health and support projects urban renewal (Awareness of energy conservation and local urban management). The annual commitment through 2013 amounted to € 1.1 million mainly benefiting the nonprofit sector.

Finally, and in situations of crisis experienced by some districts, the regional council has decided to respond by implementing new features like Help Fund Projects to (FAP) and Intervention Fund Proximity (FIP) contracts or even resources.

The Help Fund Projects to (FAP) is a device intended to support (80% to a maximum of € 5 000) projects from individuals or associations. This is assistance on an individual project aims to help improve collective urban life in the area concerned and to create social bonds.

The Intervention Fund Proximity (FIP) is a device intended to support (50% to a maximum of € 15 000) capital expenditures related to small urgent public facilities brought by local authorities or housing agencies. These investments may cover the areas of security, cleanliness, friendliness, service, etc..

These two devices, flexible and fast, involving the territory of Commons carrying a redevelopment project or beneficiaries of a contract of agglomeration or social cohesion or part of which is located in sensitive urban zones.

The Regional Council is an important partner of the policy of the city to maintain a quality of life for all of the Burgundians.
Some examples ...

  • Social cohesion: multi-year support to "ways of life," cultural action creating theatrical performances, cultural routes to and with residents of neighborhoods
  • Urban Renewal: Creating a multipurpose hall in Le Creusot to create a forum intergenerational and intercultural
  • FIP: installation of a playground for children 3 to 12 years in Quétigny
  • FAP: backpacking camping biking in Morvan West Area Animation Nevers enabling 12 young people to prepare and implement a project centered on solidarity and mutual
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- Article du 17/06/2008 09:58, modifié le 22/08/2008 17:51 -


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